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  • Lion
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2005
    • 4699
    #16
    Sure

    I'm with the government and I'm here to help you! NOT.

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      • joanmcq
        Senior Member
        • Jun 2007
        • 1729
        #17
        Originally posted by AccTaxMan
        I know they have a compliance check when issuing or renewing a PTIN.

        A tax preparer had tax lien in the past but the debt had since been settled through Offer and Compromise. And all these happened more than 10 years ago. Will he have problem to pass the compliance check?
        We had this subject at our last CSTC meeting, taught by our IRS Practitioner Liason, and he said, no, things this far in the past, THAT HAVE BEEN CLEARED UP, should not be a problem. He stressed that if you do have any issues, you may want to work to clear them up before you need to get a compliance check.

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